Came across this panoramic photo of paris
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Came across this panoramic photo of paris
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#11
Originally Posted by te3point5
I can't even see any stitch lines or any evidence that it's multiple photos. Thats awesome. I can't even stitch 2 photos together without looking retarded.
My camera (an old canon s30) has a "photo stitch" mode and it comes out perfectly.
#12
Originally Posted by ChodTheWacko
damn. and from the lighting, i'm thinking not just multiple exposures, but multiple long-exposure exposures.
wow
wow
Anyways, i'm not trying to take away from the photo. its awesome. But i think any one of us could have taken that with the right gear.
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thats pretty cool, anyone can do this, you just need to make sure you have a tripod, and more importantly, have a camera with the tripod mounting screw centered to the center of the lens, unlike many cameras, which i feel is completely brainless on behalf of the camera manufacturers
#15
Originally Posted by Billy M
...and more importantly, have a camera with the tripod mounting screw centered to the center of the lens...
Here's a page with some additional info.
http://www.path.unimelb.edu.au/~bern...oto/nodal.html
#16
Originally Posted by Billiam
Technically speaking, you need to have your tripod head's axis of rotation under the lens's nodal point not its center. The nodal point it the place in the light path where the light beams converge and the image flips from right side up to up side down.
Here's a page with some additional info.
http://www.path.unimelb.edu.au/~bern...oto/nodal.html
Here's a page with some additional info.
http://www.path.unimelb.edu.au/~bern...oto/nodal.html
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